Marry Planner vs Online Wedding Planner

Marry Planner is a wedding planning app for keeping guest, budget, vendor, seating and checklist details together. Guest tools track RSVPs, dietary restrictions and plus-ones, and let users assign people to tables. The budget tracker sorts expenses by category; vendor records can include contacts, contracts, payment due dates and notes. Its visual seating chart supports drag-and-drop, with up to two tables on Free and unlimited tables on Premium. Premium also offers a Guest Album where guests can upload photos and videos by link or QR code without an account, with Google Drive connection. Couples can share selected wedding details through free, unlimited links that may be password-protected or turned off. The service runs on the web and has native iOS and Android apps with push notifications and real-time sync. Free covers one wedding and up to 30 guests; Premium is $49.99 a year, billed annually, and is also listed at $4.17/mo (annual). A two-month free trial is listed.

Online Wedding Planner is a free set of browser-based tools for organizing wedding plans, available on Android, iOS, and the web. Its budget calculator estimates costs across 14 categories using guest count, region, and wedding style; users can change the figures and track payments. The guest list tool handles households, RSVP status, meals, dietary requirements, plus-ones, and tags, with CSV import and export. Seating charts provide drag-and-drop room layouts, multiple table shapes, conflict warnings, and printable escort cards, table cards, and catering sheets. Other listed tools cover timelines, venue visits, stationery, and style. No signup is required, and there is no premium tier. Planning entries are saved in the browser's local storage on the user's device, not uploaded to the maker's servers. This means saved work may be unavailable after clearing browser data, switching devices or browsers, or using a private window. The site says analytics and advertising cookies are opt-in.